De Utili Servi Corrupti Actione Eiusque Usu Practico (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781274297969)

De Utili Servi Corrupti Actione Eiusque Usu Practico explores the legal implications and practical applications of actions related to the corruption of slaves under Roman law. Authored by Philipp R. Schroeder and Theodor Gretsch, this work delves into the historical context and the specific legal remedies available when a slave was intentionally corrupted or harmed. The book examines the legal principles underlying the 'actio servi corrupti, ' analyzing its development and significance within the broader framework of Roman jurisprudence. It offers valuable insights into the responsibilities and liabilities associated with slave ownership and the legal recourse available to slaveholders in cases of deliberate harm. This study is essential for legal historians and scholars interested in the intricacies of Roman law and its historical impact.

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